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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
MADAME CONNOLLYS BAD SERYAHTy
vAINLY TRYING no DECEIvp AN oYFIorR
TKE MISTRESS WAS NOT IN LONG BRANCH But
WAS HAVING HER LUNGS EXAMINED.

On motion for q postponement OF the hearing on
the applica alton for the appointment Of temporary
administrator of the estate OF Daniel Il. Lyddy, which
is resisted by Mary A. Lyddy his widow who is known
as Madame Connolly, the fashionable dressmalcr,
theie Was argument bsfore Surrogate Rollins yes
terday
William J. Lardner asked for adjournment say
Ing that his client, Madame Connolly had not been
properly served and that the City Marshal had entered
her room and flung the papers at her. ExJudgc
Goodct representing Mary Iarnctt, the halfsiscr Of
Mr. Lyddy said that The officer had made a AFFIDAVIT
that the papers wcre properly served and that Madame
Connolly has tried TO ovade the service.
Ira shafcr, who appeared for the Lyddy brothers,
said that The appointment of temporary admlnlsirat
or could 20 harm. II 1.-THE Of the charges
against Madame Connolly true she unfit TO
have charge of penny Of the He said that
she had concealed herself prevent the service Of
papers.
Mr. Larlncr said that she had concealed herself
When the officer called serve the papers She was In
her room and adjusting her hess. after exam
ination Of her lungs by Dr. Wood, when thcrc was
noise In the hall, aud the officer suddenly rushed into
the room and almost fell upon hes throwing the papers
at her feet. The servants in vain attempted to pre-
vent him from entering. They told him that she was
I'm Long Branch.
Mr. shafer said that Of the servants were IN
structed 10 lie 10 tho marshal
Is II fair said Mr. Lardner, "to assume that
Madame Connolly was res ronSible for that lie -
Is there any process shouted Mr.. shafcr point
Ing To the opposing lawyer, by which can poke a
little intelligence into that man ?"
I'm not going to b. frightened by you, SIR re-
SpOndrd Mr.. Iardncr
Unless you ate willing replied Mr.. Shaf'r. " To
believe that the servants lied general cusScdncSs
is but fair 10 assume tnat Mrs Lyddy instructed
them TO tell this lie"
Mr. Lardner said that the marshal had acted in an
outrageous manner and should have been arrested.
The only object Of this proceeding to harasS the
widow. and this was done al the instigaton Of the
Lyddv brothers.
After some further discussion the case adj
jonrncd until January o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
NOV IS TIE TINE TO MAKE OTHERS HAPPY
"hhhE CHRISTMAS GIFTS OF MONEY AND OTHER
THINGS WILL BE WISELY USED

things WILL BE WISELY USED.
ms season Of e I'd cheer and good vii Is at hand
INC sum total Of hun happiness Is pertains vrcnec
= '''"'d' Time than at any other period Of tho
year People then wont to abandon Themselves m
enjoyment and Danish all thoughts Of care and strife
my anu malice II IS. too the season OF charity
''''a' experience as well tho preccpts OF moral
- P'o'iaim that there is no happiness so enduring
~ 'in which springs from the knowledge OF benefit,
'ou upon others. But In these days charitable
impulses are apt to be checked by tho knowledge that
irand and deceit and vice often masI, themselves IN
~, EaIo OF poverty. Some has said wisely that
,""S'r''niha'e aims giving Is q dcmoralzlng luxury
= NOT enough 10 give the gifts should be bestowed
"S' IhoSe Charitable people who desire to be-
'ncr money or their gifts where they will un.
o"S no eooh are referred to tho " Christmas Ap.
pcHs'' published elsewhere in THE TRIBUNE.
mat the Childrcns Aid Society IS deserving OF
'''S assistance no one VIII question IL helps
WIS" VINO aro helpless 1t strives 10 protect homeless
'''''" rom the degrading Influences that surround
'h'm ana give them a chance to make decent men and
,,'", VI themselves Tho amount OF happiness
N'h an investment In that society VIII furnish both
70 the sl'or and the receiver is largo indeed Eero
inc schedule: s25 will PIT shoes on tho feet OF
."ehty-hve little ones; $50 VIII provide hot dinners
LOT eighty children for month: $40 Will send a homo
nSS child 10 p distant home Everything given n
p' rlcS IS bestowed where II Will do the most good
much mr. I,I ' ,ion',', % b9ot' and shoes, money,
r,do We I"lnt, House ~ Industry has 400 children
huef us care and needs cnnribufou, ia ciVc tc rIu
dicn merry time az Christmas s ~ M
!" mako A. many children rs possible bannv f. the
"iun oi IN" New York Protestant Epi,copal civ Mis-
S'u society. Nothing given TO this society VIII Ia
misapplicd II well to I've rcncuicrcJ Zoo ,h m, "
nrlaV' p'cenltcr 81 aul sunday December o. arc tI
,r a Inr9 Tor contribution to general hind which
VII " o'l"d among the associated hos plfals on the
n"sl' ot nee care for the sick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
CONDITION OF SICK CoxGREssMES

WASHINGTON Dee II Especial. Rsprese natives But
terwort Of OHIO and MsHott Of Michigan are iouign
reported to be seine better Mr. Buiterwsrths sur
ferns an attack Of typhoid fever but his condition
is considered to he dangerous. Mr. Mohatrs csnd
ton, while slightly Improved since yesterday sui re
mains precartous Rspresentativs Maftt. Of Peansyi
vsna. Is suffering frso nervous prostrausn anu upon
she advice Of friends has gene home Tor rest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
7 FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.


PASSENGER TRAINS leave loot OF Cortland lld Dol
brOsses as. ~ follows
Z a. ~ FOR Cata ,suquS and intermediate points -
d. ni or tirIogL LYONS. u urL HOcheste@ Luna o
ana the and principal local points Chair car ID Nies
liirc. h., ...n., ,,,t,
car to runkhauaock. Connection TO Reading and haTf'
'' $40 D. m fog 2. ttoa ani prlcpI mterneiIte pDias
N"'s s6p M or Copav and intermediate points. Con.
us,fiou 10 ling AMI iarriiuurI tnar car q 1. "
ant The West Pullman seoper u Lyons
SIS d. u,. f0r Iaurlys ana uternt'lIa ate points
Trains 'elviug II l. D. 10. and 10 p ~ cOhlecs
for ali nDin,s ia Mlhlnpv an iIll' ton coal gons
SUNDAY TRAINS
8 4 M. FOR Nauch Chunk. Nalleon ana lnterG'i@so
$50 D. M for Coplay aud inferno date points
$50. for Geneva, LYONS. flmra, Rochester Buaac
and the west Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
General Eastern once. 235 Br,adwV
NORWICH LINE.-Favowtc Inside Route.
y Fares rsuuret Boston - Worcester = 3D. Nor.
wich ~ s. NV London. - ~ Correspondng eucton
or BO~ ron and CITY OF LAW Rl:NCE lelNe Per 40
y. h, 40 4 30 D. m. q. W BRADY. A@t
CuORE LlNE.--AH Rail Poutc for Boston,
- Newport and The Fast Express leaves GrlnI Central
station az y aud %. M. Limited Express an now
Express, m. except SUNDAY Fast ENprs-s - IL
daily Palace PAr.Orcars o. sleeping cars TO GSs;lA
sNOR HUDSON AND CONSACKIE.
g steamer kAArEi.SK Ill Tuesday, rhurIgay AL
Saturday 1t y. from foOtof Jay-sL. y. r.
Connecting With Boston AMI Albany HaIroiL
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TO LEASE DARTHOUTif C6LLEGE LANDS

CONCoKD. y. H.. Dec 2I.-rbc Governor an Honr'il
and President ourrier and speaker HurleigI. OF III"
House OF Representatives. committee repre'ortins
the interest Of tho aud Ie trustees OF Dartmouth
College. representing that Institution. hcli meeting
to-day at which several propositions we're cons Tered
relative r. the deposition Of the Dartnolh CIlsge
grant This grant voted the college by Tue Logs
lture and Locate COOS County. an c"ussts OF
"A 900 aero. land. much OF IL heavily wooded hcV
era proposals MADE for leasing tho aDi ~ ofeT
tisbor and TO purchase ontrtS Ut Tor
$50 600 The oders referred TO "a cominittes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22

ia Is isss sss sss liz Ell ios "a 'i's
.S oss,r . a..s.!L hs.srdsr
h. b. - b. T.. s. s. T. s. s. 5 5s 81 :? g. g.
Court on GENERAL sEssroSs-PARr rI-Befsrs cowing.
e." sna Assistant DisuctAttorney Davis-Noa /, y s. 4
.lesxT o. GENERAL sEssoSs-PARr III-Before Glider.
=; ann assistant District Attorney Bedord-Noa /.
o. T. g. 10. H. IL. IS IA To- Ia IL IS IT, 20 al.
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~ KEEP CP nm FEv EhNJ&.


y
AZ AUCTION SAIL OF TH slrllNG,.
In oror t. prevent cpnp'"l. L. ih' oi-aivan'er
OF Plymouth Church. IL ilr utill custom ot sz tae
ne =, 40 a net we're Oh 'rve great flnr - being
fe trcI The -. desire - 'rnre tIc retention ID! thc
pew, by the present holders TO- t1e same Prev nn aud
rental "a ucy pail l-t year All the lead
Ing pewhoders have scrcet 10 the ava iho
following bas been prepared i"r 900 arlhn on;
| To mn PEWHpIDtH- OF pftNp3 800 th, .Du-
since the death o. or lttc irnvc pastor yol have 4t
carcI 10 the word with uncertain s"rnd rIi u or
ine memory 81 hiE wcdI continue the WORK Of t,
church, Standing ,lDIl Ter 10 SIZE ller meeting thnrA
iu4f Ne rep for tle work ~ year
uust really prnvid" FOR pastor, tho .r'as
aud ml~siOi- Iust lac supported - well ever before
Az. 10 " life and must bc iui used everywhere To
such end. AMI j. thsl-ht WIS" TO cell the pc
y auction a, heretofore ucstly ask yoIr accept
aucs - the pau nrrcw IN proposed
1s undorsIgnei pcwheidelss oil The erol Plymouth
Church hereby gtA the Board nj trustee. and
with each other. paw the IAN" rental and premiums
for IN. year $3.50 agreed 1" he paid bv ihEm Tor
the year l. each ass rs,inng the zane pew no or
| she now holding.
In carry sut this plan AMI have no auction II
Will be necessary for the society to nave special m"e
ing before the tan. the se aad pend the follow
ing rue the basis OF union OF the church aal society
adopted in lsi1
The lows and half the aso One otcfs De- :reo
! NJ uub mo
mr., unfav IN January o each TINS icnts - ne"
posi- p,uc.l the ath'f Each am @i'c
GX iiua'io ana ir cpi'" Of any ~ ih" lou -"
the person will bid the highest premium above III" T1iua
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
TnE COrEr or APrEALi


trravY Pee - In the ,onrt o. Appo. today 30 co.
o'ylne csuscs w,Te irsncd
$50 Il77 CHRISTIAN ~pntorf APPELLANT. as'. Tho state OF
New 'nra resp mt
So 80. lcly TYSON si l'.. r..ponl.nt-. ast ncnry
4. o. Poet. IuIr...l ~l. appellant
so = Mathew Hiitc respondent James E.n,onc.
Ip,I.tt
en- AZ. the Kra.. SavisaiDp tolIpsnr, appellant
40 1ff Ju- D. 81 p'p, liam az Edward q. Bart
lett and others. 10 .gpuirHis.
following .e the ~ c,leadir for 1hur-iay.
SOS 63s 49, GDr 6Jl. 5rj GD2 d ani COS.
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ADAScER FOR THE CAPITAL POST OFFICE

WAsulNGToS, Dec. 81 (spec,dD.-Thc postndstsrship
OF this city threatens give the President great deal
O, trouble on the hand he Is credited with deter
muatsn TO appoint citizen of the District only but oil
the .her hand great pressure Is being brought to bear
upsn him by the Michigan delegation in Congress 10
point Mr. Enrght The Democratic congressman headed
by Judge Chpmsn called upon the President this morn
ing TO urg. this appcstment upon him. The papers pre-
scented we're not signed by Don ~ Dickinson 1t being
asserted that he does consider ii becoming IN hn rs
elect 10 espOusc the cause OF any
one candidate appointment He IA, h0"cVeT fi'ln
Of Mr. Errght and II he IL consnliei ~ te iT'S"rh
M recon- nd the app&intment hrsEnrght Is aou
forty years ef age. When yonsg man no acquire. /"
Ide repItatio clog dancer ia popular inbstic
treune he danced clsverly he landed about six
1sntb. ago In the editorial OF The Nete orI sur
He has the reputation Of being vii and Is said 10 DC
Of versatile talent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
ALIEN LANDOWNERS ~ THE DISTRICT

WAsui,Gro>. Dec 81 tSpccob.-Ihc xllNth Con
ercs, passed bill prohibiting aliens from a'4llIH5
property in any Territory OF the On''d S'a''S "i ''
the District Of Columbia. This has ca"o'h great
Inconvenience 10 foreign Ministers here Who "o-ci
10 purchase houses for their Governments To he "'''
AZ legation buildings. Nh sherman today reported
from tie Foreign Relations Committee an amendment
to the bill passed In tho AiAAh 'ohS'o''' ""0"
proyides that the act shall not be applied 10 nor
n,,.r,te in the District Of Columbia. Accompany ing
the bill as reported to the Senate was letter nom
Secretary Bayard in which hc says that the r'pTc mia
tivcs Of foreign powers compelled 10 make 'h''i
residences a this Capital thdcf iI' '"'"i'S
nations thcy should received and treated here WIN
espoial hospitality and granted every proper iacii'5
To make their abode satisfactory AMI pleasant. 81
Rotary Bayad held that the act restricting he o" imI
Ship Of land va, intended 10 remedy an abuse ia the
Territories. and that ii simply oversight ID
permitting 10 90 apply here lie says hat he can see
no objrcfion but the contrary abundant FOR
facilitating The purchase and tnproV
ration of real estate In The District and of COY
Siouet hy citizens Of other countries notably BY
lhosc sent here in a representative capacity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

y
w y. Y. &. y H. r. r. co lessees >, 81,
Trans leave West 42i,t ,tl!ion - follows 'nl . MA
ues earlier iro n loot Of ] tyst, Nprth RIVER
ST LOUIS. 600. SIS 49,.
syracuse. Buffalo ioch 'ster suspension hrt''@ N4''''
Falls. 3.l5 rljj 4. N. 900 'Slj p m
uuca 81, 80. ll:5oa M 900 SD P n, .,,1
al l:3O m, si:1o. 500, SIS p. M ,, 81. .-,x
Crau-ton's W,St pOiut cornwall HWpuIs; o.l. -
amt 600 p m. crlns"n.. cornwall NerDar%
for Montreal and canada East '6.OJ b. m: - 1r...,,,
Hamilton. lpnHon. ma n. 900 oljp NJ l'Fshth
Eic.ant sccpins ears FOR Bufap Niaslrl Fails Det"os
BSIiv Daiy ~%n~nt Saturday. Other trains day eXce?s
Sunl " a, Leave Jersey CIV r ~ -, ~
m. $3.50 p l; s1oken west 'ho'o S"'''"' "'4''0" "
cEcts tables narlor sleepinGcar acco an ,i
ngoasL ~ imecs o AshS Saw Is ~ Bawcry u
Park Place. and est shore station i". o. ISL
b Vanierbht-avo General PIss,ns Agent
BOSTON via IA Ill RIVER LlNE.-Onl' S3
tor nr.t-cass Inn Tee, Tickets Reduction % Now ror
Flll river ant al other points steamers = lIl.l aud
30 week aavs only tsunGlY triN VIII resumed
ciry IN April 1851 connection by Annex boat from
Bro hiyu 1hd Jer-ev city AZ = p m AN ORCHESTRA ON
EACH STEAMER. Tickets. ard staeroons SCORED &C
pic Al hS'er and ticket OF crs, al Office P,r - and
81
NEW-YORK. ONTARIO AND IVES TERN
EAGLWAN.irans leave from ferries At West s2d AMI
est igd~t 80 M Jayst 7:31 a. ~, FOR Nhil'toyn.
Iasburg Monticello. Liberty. Walton. Delhi Norwish
'HSo VAL" tn Wy PD'I ay,t 355 u H. Tor Miiie
West 42ds. 5aj p M J'y-s' iv,itnn Y ,ry'r, ,,noti.
pnllan ..e"'nscar bertns reserved at 3o7 Broadway.
@s t{ks &C. a. 59 5o e ~ Mes. III! Nsy
w. ''"''o" ''' ]. {. ANDERSON. q. 4. a.
' II EXchang- place. Newly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22

HELD FOR JSiNG COTA IEnFEiF LABELS .
Justice Nilbrct, at the Tembs yesterday. rcntelo" MS
deems on IN the drgibcl ease waersin IN" hrn of lehu
x Fink Wholesale Druggists. Willa" St. were charged
Il, Than ,,r, WctrL.r agent in mi. civ t. Merrk. at
Dart-tnit. Win usiug counterfeit aDriN Tao judge
held The accused IN 500 each Tor lc "''" OF tEe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
Newton q 0iuett IT Grassers, 245 n, at GIG per
Hume Mullen harlem Vsala. 30 TO IT'S 10. at 509o

Newton q 0fuett; IT Grassers, 245 n, at GIG
Hume Mullen: harlem Vsala 30 to IT'S ID, at 509o
per n. $500. ~, .,..
IS cars at 6Nthst and 10 cars at Jersey city. Total
for four DAYS 81 2ee head against l743l heal for the
same time week. Demand moderate and market slow
with Sheen steady and Lambs weak Common u Sheep
aod c three decks OF Christmas stock IT &c per
Ordinary Choice Lambs ranged from 80 70 20 80 per
100 10. -.
and Mullen: IS state Sheep 80 n. at 20; %
do 149 TO- at - So 55 Canada DO 64 10 ~ No. at on5c
81 State ambs 81 H. at 50 SO; 1e6 do. ~ 10, at 80 ~
37t Canada do 80 10. at Sc 10.
Halenbeck & Hollis 80 Canada Ewes. l5s ~ at - 10
80 ohio sherp log 10 at S. So do 10 ~ a. So 90 90 DO
l43 10 80 A. Western Lambs 20 d. at So 20 80 Ohio do.
"a TO- at So 81 y ~ do. so 10, At So 90
Everltt Pdcock: ~ Michigan sheep, ~ ID. az &c per
10 2l5 Western DO % D. at 50 10 Der 100 l22 Michigan
Lambs. 20 10. at 81 80 100 do. II ID. at 20 o2la -
DenbaCk & Dewey; ~ StIt- Sheep 92 70 at 4l4ci l6l
Western DO rs H. at DC 1856 Canada Lambs 90 70. at Gao
1856 ITO. 80 10, at 50 50 per loo 10
Judd Buckingham "a Canada Ewes las 10. al &c 81
insna Sheep 81 b. at 4ac; 2s5 Canada Lambs SO h. at
j. sador & CO.. ia chicago Sheep, 81 b. at4 &c; IN
do. 10 n, at 44c
newton GiIett 90 State Sheep. 80 H. at 4c; 81 state
lambs So ID. at SC
sherman Culver 40 Kentucky sheep. 1870 ID average
&c per n.
HOG -Receipts IS OF $40 head-97 at 4Oth;
81 ana Is cars at Jersey CITY Total for four days 1s72e
head, again't 2OS2i head for the same time last week
one deck on sale but sold before change Market
weak and lower and nominal quotations So So Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22

TOIIfI NLNNLN ' n VHTI III '7'' "T7'''' 7 =
Tie police scr-cants have n"t gwen np h"P "i
getting an Increase g., pay. y sergeant i"i 'd'h
p,.cip,t attended meeting at iy,rff lIl Yesterday
and discussed plans for anothrr campaign The
LEGISLATURE VIII h. asked 10 pses biz I'M, "ihoF
nNing the pay of every sergeant la The ''N Ill rlshy
per ccnt oi a capt3iu, >Iaiy S'rrrIni l"uala', OF
ihn Ifnrcuth Precinct Wa elected chairman al the
,i e. an, org tnlaiion fIr less. Legislative com
mlIIca Was appointed. and taN 81 - peg rcrsrant
Ws~ toird TO dcfray The necessary expenses "I TIE
fec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22


Grand ur,r vino November raised INC question
yesterday there had not been Misunderstanding IN
the case Of vs. Dung TrccnY sentenced 10
Court OF General Sessions August IL
schultz aud Charles Edwards peA led guilty on Decohbcr To-
before Smyih. ultz. vii" confessed ha'lhg
e ty OF burglary the thig degree, cnieneeI 10
the Fnirt Edwards under Of assault
dog sentenced The Pcnit-rtii, for six
months. Recorder lee hat
Jury.
examined and the indictments have the
the Grand
Iury searched. AMI ~
a oil OF had bccu ordered The
against . accused app scd on the face to e
paper, supposed by court ohcis 10 be either
Kyfe-.nG IN eflN''h OF
Grand at meeting quorum wa. not PRESENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22

n !
~ steamer, Klltersku aat CatskllieIve PSF ~ v =.
foot ~ Iav-s every wsok lay J. H. cJln3;tLIs S..l
Cstskil. Mountain AMI c.irD sulr't Is.
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
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~,TCKTrJ EVENING LINE

NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Pcck-slip
" - IT, r. a. D. AMI II M. tSUniays c& 'epieI
Steamers arrvc se fer early trsns north and cas-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22

DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
NORFOLK Va and SOUTH. -,
Leave vi. Penn. L. Il 40 y. Paror cars 10 balti
more paiacc steamers arriving a. OF On r9ln' u
S:i5 q. M Norfolk. D A. m. IL Ionaln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22

W>-HrNGTo>. Dec. - '>p,ci0.-~erator sprouor IN
tro luceI today timely rcsouon II directs ae Conn
&c on Privileges AMI Elections 70 inquire a'p ino
cy podency Of adopting for fhe guidance o. Ws Ixer-
VS. OF the -evoral STATES aforn - credentials 90 ur
used in ccrfviug Ia nc election %. lnit@l ftfes
tor. lic rcccRt cases o. Faulkner fd Iirt~ AMI o.
luipe the ncct--ty OF some surr uuioin c,Iut-
calt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
While the record OF business National Transit
fcates fell that OF the previous days the market
Yesterday was active animated times made
sharp contrast dulness in railway stocks
has therefore drawn to attention which might Otherwise
have been lost But accumulang OF the increase
ton once receiving weight which entitled
gauge again ~ barrels The market yieled to
SJ influence Of Western reazatons
sales based the idea that the
reaction should further number OF orders to
buy any much for the of the
bull. the bears, and there rally OF
cent Carrying stu rule low but they higher
drawal of any siderable amount certificates
indication that the lorf interest has been dis
Ogod position The market closed =. cent higher,
general eNpectaoa of both bulls ami besFs that
prices might break be ow 50 cents.
The OF prices ami the tsal dealings AT the Cohso
dated Exchange were as follows
Opening ............... 500 Lowest sOt
Highest ........... 81 . Final sl1
Sales. barrels 1toV'"
Refined strong but unchanged IN prico at ~
cents per gallon Abel tesi, at all ports.
on CITY, Penn Dec. 2--Nauonal Transit Certificates
opened -O' highest, Ia lowest, so's; close - "a
1900 barrels. shipments. lO72so barrels runs
rlrf,Stis Penn Dec 2I-Petroloum active and firm VA
0ual Certificates opened al 500 and closed AT STA;
BIZ Asf9ip Penn Dec. 2l.-Natonal rrll5t erticlte,
opened sOs ant r.1ss at ~ ~ lEhs,L sl'E lowest.
TursvIfiR Penn. Dec IL sT-lDlf rrllN- 'scct 'No3
opened at =. highest sl7- lowest. oc'- closed. ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
Gtenm oats ano Railroads..
ALL FARES REDUCED
VIA sroNGNGToN LINE

INSIDE Route Tor BOSTON PROVIDENCE AMI 5is EASE
only 3 To Boston. - - ID Prov leai).
Tlelr.e tsia1i ant Nsss1a l3ttt lslvD
now Per y r.. block tb0ye Caatsc. AZ 30 n.
daily. except sand ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-22
rmrNrr rrarN rnIN nm "a JONLrH NrRNE

Joseph Iiyrncs who Wa, convicted Of granddaughter
IN tho inst drsrro IN killing I"n"'"S "h""" III
Crccnvic -. va, sentenced yesterday J.! H''"id'F
Su,,fb Il, twenty yeats ia th' stat" prison The Re
corl,r reminded Bymes thar be- had sentenced ATM
sumo year, ago to tie state prison for seven years
arI SIX month, for grand Larceny. i%tn'> has "i,1
l,.u In nri,n f,r pr,t larceny. The Zee order add
ti,i onit ti. bad preston mad" hN rr" oi TIE
~ nc.,,s ,lai,t iyrnc- had saved hm hum con'ic-
ton al a higher grad" ol crime.